deepening

• Descreve algo que está se tornando mais profundo, mais intenso ou mais profundo em sentido.

Describes something that is becoming deeper, more intense, or more profound.

1. Becoming more intense or profoundB2formal

   Describes something that is increasing in strength, depth, or seriousness over time.

   Aprofundando-se

   • The deepening crisis required immediate government intervention.
   • There is a deepening sense of unease among the residents.
   • The deepening friendship between them was evident to everyone.

   Sinônimosgrowingincreasingintensifyingstrengthening

   Antônimoslightmildshallowslightsuperficial

2. Becoming darker or lowerB1formal

   Describes a color, sound, or physical depth that is becoming more pronounced.

   Aprofundando-se

   • The deepening twilight made it hard to see the path.
   • His voice had a deepening tone as he grew older.
   • The deepening shadows in the forest created an eerie atmosphere.

   Sinônimosdarkeninggrowingincreasingintensifyingloweringstrengthening

   Antônimoslighteningshallow

• Substantivo que designa o processo de tornar-se mais profundo, intenso ou sólido, usado em contextos emocionais, intelectuais ou físicos.

A noun referring to the process of becoming deeper, more intense, or more profound, often used in emotional, intellectual, or physical contexts.

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1. Process of becoming deeperB2formal

   The act or process of making something deeper or more profound, either physically or metaphorically.

   aprofundamento

   • The deepening of the river channel allowed larger ships to pass.
   • There has been a deepening of the economic crisis over the past year.
   • The deepening of their friendship was evident in their conversations.

   Sinônimosamplificationaugmentationescalationexpansiongrowthincreaseintensificationstrengthening

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de tornar algo mais profundo, mais intenso ou mais complexo.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming deeper, more intense, or more profound.

1. B1formal

   To become deeper or more intense in a physical sense.

   Aprofundar-se

   • The river deepened as it flowed toward the sea.
   • The hole deepened after the heavy rain.
   • The color of the sky deepened as the sun set.

   Sinônimosgrowincreaseintensify

   Antônimosdecreasediminishflattenlessenreduceshallow

2. Increase in intensityB2formal

   To become stronger, more serious, or more profound.

   Intensificar-se

   • Their friendship deepened over the years.
   • The crisis deepened as more people lost their jobs.
   • His understanding of the subject deepened with study.

   Sinônimosamplifyaugmentescalateheightenincreaseintensifymagnifystrengthen

   Antônimosabatedecreasediminishlessenmitigatemoderatereduceweaken

3. Make more profoundB2formal

   To cause something to become more intense or meaningful.

   Aprofundar

   • The course helped deepen my knowledge of history.
   • She tried to deepen her relationship with her family.
   • The experience deepened his appreciation for art.

   Sinônimosamplifyaugmentenhanceenrichheightenintensifymagnifyreinforcestrengthen

   Antônimosdiminishlessenreduceshallowtrivializeweaken